On the heels of its worst result of the season in the Hootie at Bulls Bay Invitational, one would expect the Florida men’s golf team to be concerned about its play this weekend.
The Gators have wasted no time flexing their imaginations in the days leading up to this weekend’s NCAA Championships.
Prior to the start of the 2011 season, senior Josh Adams expressed relief and optimism about the opportunity for a fresh start.
While Aja Paculba, Kelsey Bruder and Megan Bush often receive national attention for their gaudy numbers, the group has one person to credit for its success: leadoff hitter Michelle Moultrie.
Pressly Stadium will be full of national champions this weekend.
There was an air of excitement and celebration at Linder Stadium last weekend when Florida beat Georgia and Tennessee to claim at least a share of the Southeastern Conference regular-season title, but the Gators still have a lot to play for heading into their last regular-season match.
Each time Mikey Meagher takes her place between a pair of familiar orange goalposts, she finds herself up against the odds.
“Hey you, Spartacus. Take it outside, asshole.”
In Tuesday’s 3-1 loss to Florida State, a familiar face was back on No. 4 Florida’s bench.
Ten days ago, Hannah Rogers was in the middle of a four-game winless streak.
TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s bullpen went wild Tuesday night against Florida State — and not in a good way.
Disappointment is defined as the feeling of sadness or displeasure caused by the non-fulfillment of one’s hopes or expectations.
With the brief spring practice season and the annual intrasquad scrimmage in the rear-view mirror, the Gators will now head their separate ways this summer.
As the team is sitting on the mats, anxiously waiting for its last practice at the O’Connell Center to begin, Mackenzie Caquatto playfully tackles teammate Marissa King.
As Roland Thornqvist prepares his team for its last regular-season match, he feels Florida has finally hit its stride.
Armed with the possible return of ace Stephanie Brombacher and a more aggressive approach on the base paths, Florida is hoping to avoid repeating last year’s disappointing midweek performance
On the 12th installment of our weekly video show, Adam Berry provides a full recap of Saturday's Orange and Blue Debut, complete with interviews from Florida players and coach Will Muschamp.
Charlie Weis did not waste time pointing out his favorite receiver to Florida fans.
In the wake of another disappointing, but all too familiar, John Brantley performance on Saturday — 4-of-14 passing, 45 yards, no touchdowns; the only thing missing was an interception — people are already looking to stir up a quarterback controversy in Gainesville.
Florida State’s formula for handling Florida has been pretty straightforward: throw plenty of off-speed pitches and keep UF’s hitters on their toes with an array of hurlers.
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